Have you ever “felt” like
God has let you down?Maybe you
“feel” that way now.If you
do, please take the time to read this.You may be in perilous danger
spiritually!

Being tempted to
“feel” like God has let us down can be one of the most sickening feelings we can
experience.But notice that
tempted has been highlighted in yellow below.Every person who calls themselves a Christian will be tempted to
“feel” like God has let them down at one time or another.What they do about that
“feeling” may very well be their spiritual undoing, if they are not
careful.

Before going any further, it
might be wise for us to do a quick refresher teaching about what God can and
cannot do, and what Satan can and cannot do.Using the Holy Scriptures (The Old and
New Testament Bible) as our source of insight, we are told that God
cannottempt us:

Let no one say when he is
tempted, “I am
tempted by God;” for God cannot be
tempted by evil, nor does He
Himself tempt anyone.(James 1:13 NKJV)

If then it is impossible for God to tempt us, then
there are only two other places temptation can come from.(1): Satan (2): Our flesh

We know from these two passages of scripture that
Satan, or the devil, is called the “tempter”:

Now when the tempter came
to Him, he said, “If you are the Son of God, command that these stones become
bread.” (Matthew 4:3).

For this reason, when I
could no longer endure it, I sent to know your faith, lest by some means the
tempter had tempted you, and our labor might be in vain.(1
Thessalonians3:5).

Thus it is vitally important to know and
believe that it is Satan, not
God, who tempts us to sin.Never
God.

Yet at times, there can be more to temptation than
just the devil doing it. James 1:14 finishes a very important fact linked to the
previous verse of James 1:13:But each is tempted when he is drawn away by his own desires
and enticed.

However, I believe an important distinction should be
made regarding the topic being addressed here.I’m not convinced our flesh is tempting
us when we begin to “feel” like God has let us down.I believe it is the
tempter himself behind it.Satan is launching an all-out attack on
us, and if we don’t believe
it’s him behind it … Satan’s attack against us has much better odds of winning a
victory for him.

Again let it be said – every serious born again
Christian will most likely “feel” tempted at times like God has let them
down.The devil will see to it!
Trying to get us to “feel” like God has let us down is the initial
thrust of Satan’s attack against us.But Satan gains no victory in us . .
.until we actually begin to
believe that God has let
us down.Once we make the
transition from “feeling” to believingthat God has let us down -- we are walking
in a very dangerous minefield!Once we begin walking in this
dangerous minefield and setting off mines, we find our confidence in God to
answer our prayers begins to diminish.Our intense desire to feast on God’s Word diminishes.Our intense desire to be used of Him to
minister to others decreases.In a
nutshell, rather than walking in the intimacy that is so important to maintain
in our relationship with God – coldness and dullness of spirit begins and
ultimately we can become “separated from God in our heart,” yet tell everyone
around us and even ourselves that we are not, in an attempt to keep our pain and frustration
buried.

If Satan can tempt us, can he test
us, or try us, as the King James translation refers to it
as?I find no conclusive evidence
from scripture that Satan can try you and I, but there are a number of scriptural
references that God can
and does try us.What can make this
trying or
testing so difficult to
understand is that God can and will use Satan to be the instrument of that
trying -- oftentimes through
tempting us.Probably the best
evidence in seeing this process at work was recorded in Matthew 4:1:Then Jesus was led up by the
Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil.

In a different passage, Jesus was
tried so intently in the garden
of Gethsemane just before going to the Cross that He sweat drops of blood (see
Luke 22:44).That is what you call
some very intense trying. Can
we prove from scripture that it was actually Satan exerting pressure on Jesus to
back out of going to the Cross - to die? (Which I suspect was actually
happening).Not really, but can we
prove that it was God the Father or God the Holy Spirit doing the
trying either?I don’t believe we can.It is left up to our guessing just what
was going on at that moment in time in the mind of our Savior that caused Him to
sweat drops of blood.All we
can know is that Jesus was
undergoing some incredibly intense pain to be sweating drops of blood.It seems obvious this was a major
trial.To think that Satan wasn’t actively
involved behind the scenes doing some full-blown tempting would seem rather
inconsistent with Satan’s nature.

JOB’S TESTING

We can be so thankful to God for giving us the Book
of Job to gain some very clear insight into what can be going on in the
spiritual realm (behind the scenes) when we are suffering.(If you’ve never read the book of
Job, I would highly encourage you to read it in its entirety).Do you suppose that Job ever “felt” like
God had let him down as Satan was launching his vicious attack against Job?When you’re doing all you know to do to
be pleasing to God, and your world seems to be drastically falling apart … yes -
I’ve got to believe there was some major temptation going on inside of Job to
“feel” like God had let him down.

Did Job’s wife “feel” like God had let them
down?You’ve got to believe
it.When in the deepest frustration
and anger she said to her husband in Job 2:9: “Curse God and
die!”-- Satan had not only been successful in
getting her to believe God had
let her husband down – she then
became the perfect vessel for Satan to use to tempt Job to do the same.Same what?In her
heart, she had already grown angry and bitter at God, because by all human
intellect and reasoning, it seemed obviously evident God had in
fact let her husband down.Yet you and I know differently.God was allowing Job to be
tried – to be
tested.Satan was simply a tool God used in this
very painful trying
process.

Has it ever occurred to you that this may be
your “Job trial?” – if you’re “feeling” right
now like God has let you down?It
might very well be, you know.

If you happen to be in a state of mind where you are
wounded and hurting emotionally at the moment, it can easily
appear as though God has to be
a very “cruel God” to allow what He allowed Satan to do with Job and his
servants.I agree – it makes God
out to be just as cruel as Satan … except we dare NOT believe that to be the case at all!What we can so easily miss in our own
pain and frustration with God at the moment is that God had something in store
for Job on the other sideso preciousand so
priceless that mere human words could not describe it!What was waiting on the other side for Job was
eternal blessing beyond Job’s wildest imagination!

And God will wipe away
every tear from their eyes, there shall be no more death, nor sorrow, nor
crying, and there shall be no more pain, for the former things have passed
away.”(Revelation 21:4).

That means we may or may not even be allowed to
remember our suffering down here in this life once we’re in heaven.What we don’t remember no longer carries
much importance, right?Have
you ever known someone who had some serious head trauma and they have forgotten
their past?Angry, bitter people
who can’t get victory over their past hurts have known to become
completely new people to those
close to them.

God has assured us … promised us in His Word that those who walk devoutly with Him
in this life ARE going to suffer.This promise is found in 2 Timothy 3:12: Yes, and all who
desire to live godly in Christ Jesus WILL suffer persecution.Remember, it is not God doing the persecuting
however.It is Satan doing the
persecuting because God is allowing Him to do it so that this persecution can work for
our good.

PERSECUTION FOR
OUR
GOOD?

God has promised us in His Word that all our
suffering will work for
our good, as we
trust God to accomplish good
somehow out of it.Romans 8:28 is
where that promise is found:

And we know that all things
work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called
according to His purpose.Every born again Christian is “called
according to His purpose,” by the way.What “purpose” might that be?Among other reasons, we’re “called” to have our faith tested.

I am fully persuaded that the most difficult test a person's faith can go
through is when a person feels like God has forsaken them ... especially time
and time again.

Though it can be argued that our suffering ultimately
may not work together
for good if we grow bitter and angry at God and refuse to trust Him that it is
going to “work together for our good someday” … wisdom of the ages through the
Church has taught followers of Jesus Christ to always believe on the scriptures
the way God would desire for us to believe during our times of suffering and
pain … that God will in fact
ultimately
turn that suffering into something good.We may
not see the evidence of it until after we enter heaven, but if that is what God
ordains, so be it.

Job spoke the wisest words any person can speak when
we’re tempted of the devil to “divorce God in our heart,” – tempted to even
curse God and suffer the consequences as Job’s wife did to her husband.These were his words God recorded for us
as Job answered his wife back right after she told him to curse God and
die:

But he said to her, “You
speak as one of the foolish women speaks.Shall we indeed accept good from God, and shall we not accept
adversity?”In all this Job did not
sin with his lips.(Job 2:10 NKJV).

May I add a little explanation to the above
scripture?“Shall we
indeed accept good from God, and shall we not be exempt from Satan’s
adversity that our heavenly Father allows in our life?”

See – what Job was not as much aware of as you and I
can be -- because we have the complete Old and New Testament whereas he did not
-- is where adversity usually
comes from.Scripture says that the
Godly are going to suffer persecution (affliction). [See: 2 Timothy 3:12]. Yes - at times people will
suffer affliction because God is trying to get their attention.At other times people will suffer
because they have God’s favor,
and Satan is furious.Yet at other
times people will suffer simply because it’s the natural consequence of poor
or unwise choices on their part.Sadly … some people suffer simply because they are not yet aware of
Satan’s deceitfulness, which brings us back to what this writing is primarily
about: Discerning when the devil is trying to make us “feel” like God has let us
down, and then taking corrective action to cause the devil to flee.

Was Jesus ever tempted by the devil to “feel” like
God the Father had let him down?Yes He was.Mark 15:34
records:“My God, My
God, why have You forsaken Me?”Jesus cried out these painful words
of rejection on the Cross to the Father. Let’s take a moment and examine a
little closer what happened at that moment before going further.This is so vital to get in our
spirit.Every temptation you and I
will ever be tempted with … Jesus was tempted with also.Jesus could never have been the perfect,
acceptable sacrifice for the sins of the world if you or I experience a
temptation from Satan that Jesus was exempted from.To do so would be grounds for calling
God a liar, which is blasphemy.Hebrews 4:15 says:For we do not have a High Priest who cannot sympathize with
our weaknesses, but was in ALL points tempted as we are, yet without
sin.All
means exactly that: ALL!

Perhaps the greatest weapon to send Satan fleeing
when we begin to dance with the temptations of “feeling” like God has … or
is … letting us down is to
remind ourselves over and over what Hebrews 13:5 says to the born again
believer:Let your
conduct be without covetousness, and be content with such things as you have.
(Isn’t it something we usually want and
can’t get that makes us “feel” like God has let us down?).For He Himself has said,
“I will never leave you nor forsake you.”

This scripture makes a two-part promise.Part one says that Jesus will never
leave us.“And lo, I am
with you always, even to the end of the age.”(Matthew 28:20).

That’s not too difficult to believe, is it?By faith, we can receive that quite
easily.How about Part two?Faulty human reasoning can so quickly
override our faith in this truth when intense “feelings” of forsakenness come --
that God has let me down -- can’t
it?

Being forsaken requires some qualifications, I believe, to get a
good handle on what we’re dealing here with.If you are praying for a loved one to be
healed yet that person dies anyway, has God forsaken you, or the person who
dies?I don’t believe so according to
God.If you give 10% of your money (gross
amount, even), plus offerings over and above that 10% amount, and you never seem
to have quite enough money for everything you would like, has God forsaken
you?I don’t believe so according to
God.If you’ve poured out your time and energy into
ministry, and see very little if any fruit from your devotion to the call, has
God forsaken you?I don’t believe
so according to His definition of
forsakenness.God says this life on
earth is but a vapor.Contrary to
our thinking at times in our hurt and discouragement, God does not see this life
as an eternity and the next life as a vapor at all, but truly, just the reverse.

What are we assured of in this life if we don’t quit
believing on Jesus Christ?Salvation, right?Doesn’t
that speak of eternity?Citizenship
in heaven?The Judgment Day?
(Reward day for the saints). The book of Hebrews in its entirety, and especially
the 11th Chapter, assures us that the heroes of the faith listed
there did notreceive
their reward for their faithfulness to God here on earth.In fact, their full reward is yet awaiting them in heaven in the
future, when you and I and
those to follow us get up there with them.

And all these (listed Old Testament heroes of the faith), having obtained a good testimony through faith, did
not receive the promise, God having provided something better for us, that they should not be made perfect (complete; spiritually mature), apart from us.(Hebrews 11:39-40).

Precious one … don’t ever allow the devil to trick
you into thinking that God has obligated Himself to reward you to the fullest
for your faithfulness to Him in this life, when in fact He never rewarded Abel, Enoch,
Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Sarah, Esau, Joseph, Moses’ parents, Moses, Joshua,
Rahab, Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, David, and Samuel to the fullest … not
to mention the heroes of faith of the New Testament.God does reward us with love, peace,
comfort and hope for our faithfulness to Him in this life, sure.And yes, testimonies abound of people
receiving financial favor and blessings as they give liberally to the work of
the Lord, yet testimonies also abound of people who have given and given to the
work of the Lord only to receive very little financial gain back.Has their giving gone unnoticed and
unrewarded by God?Of course
not.Their reward is simply being
delayed and stored up for eternity.

This might sound a little difficult, but give God
your hurt and frustration right now, if you’re being tempted to feel
forsaken.If you “feel” right now
like God has let you down, why not send Satan a message loud and clear that you
are wise to his tricks, and that you’re just going to refuse to give in to them
any longer.Though Satan may have
been tempting you to harden your heart toward God, it’s never too late to turn
back to the Lord.After all … Jesus
never left you through it
all.He has promised not to.He’s just been patiently letting the
tempting complete its work in you so that you’ll be a little morelike Him – more equipped to be
victorious over every tactic of the devil to use our suffering to tempt us to
draw away from God, rather than closer.

That’s what it’s all about.God the Father shaping us, His people,
to be like Jesus: fiercely determined, never taking the easy route to escape the
pain of the right route – the
Father’s route.A six-pack of soda
pop and a bag of potato chips will not make our attitude like Jesus.A billion dollars in the bank will not
make our attitude like Jesus. Being tempted by the devil and tried by God is
what will make your and my attitude more like Jesus.Being made like Jesus will equip you to
receive all the joy awaiting
you through eternity … if you won’t quit on God in this life, because you’ve
been tricked to “feel” like God has let you down.

The Bible nowhere promises that being made like Jesus
was going to be fun. But it does promise that to those who will tolerate the pain,
there is nothing else in this life that promises more
eternal joy for those who will
let God conform them to the image (fiercely determined to
always please the Father) of
Jesus Christ.The Bible also
promises that we don’t have to suffer alone.When we suffer, Jesus is there inside us
suffering with us in spirit.When
we are so discouraged to pray, Jesus is praying for us.When we seem like there is no longer any
capacity to experience joy, Jesus has plenty extra to spare if you ask Him for
some of His.

God knew the going was going to be difficult for you,
dear one.But He also knew you
weren’t ever going to let the devil trick you again into “feeling” like God has
let you down for very long.Now let
Jesus heal you and go rescue others who need a helping hand.You’re needed greatly in the Army of
God.The battle rages for the lost
souls of mankind ...

A GLOBAL TRIAL IS COMING ...

I sense a strong unction from the Holy
Spirit to mention a portion of scripture that end-time Christians may very well
want to start seeking God on soon if they never have before.A time of trial is going to come upon the whole earth, and
understanding that “trials” are ultimately designed by God to work good in us if
we believe they(see James 1:2-3) will be the very
weaponry that will bring about our deliverance.

“Because you have kept My
command to persevere, (notice
“persevere” is not a “suggestion”; the word used here is command). I also will keep you from the hour of trial which
shall come upon the whole world, to test those who dwell on the
earth.(Revelation 3:10 NKJV).

Suppose you are living in the time when you will soon
be told that you cannot buy or sell food for you and your family unless you
“take the mark of the beast” (see Revelation 13:16-17).Will you buckle under the pressure to
feed your family, or will you refuse to take the mark and trust God to either
provide manna from heaven like He did for His people in the desert for 40
years, or … whatever God
provides as a means of deliverance, which may even be your rapture or death (or
both)?

Can you hear Satan demanding from God in the future
like he demanded from God regarding Job:“If You allow me to tempt Christians that if they don’t take
the mark, they are going to starve … they’ll take the mark and believe you’ll
forgive them, just watch.”

None of us have any clue just how much we need to be
tried (tested) before we are fit for eternity.Some of us will have virtually
everything stripped away from
us … tested by fire … before our time on earth is done.Why?Because God says that the trying of our
faith is more precious than all the wealth and pleasures of this world, plain
and simple. Human reasoning tries to persuade the mind that this is absolutely
cruelty from God, doesn't it?

(Important
Note: Be strongly encouraged to take the time
to watch this video. It is a sobering warning by a very credible source of
what Christians need to be aware of as the end times unfold:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWSCJ5vSus8 )

I
dare say that 99% of the people who read this writing from beginning to end will
be those who are "feeling" like God has betrayed them. People who have yet
to go through such a trial will reason that this writing is absolute nonsense
and not worth their time. That's very understandable.

The
trying of our faith
right up to the very end of our life may not make us a Hollywood movie celebrity
or win us the Congressional Medal of Honor nor make us financially prosperous
... but it will be the most costly and precious treasure
we will be able to take with us when we pass into the next life.

Don’t let the suffering you are going through right
now, or in the future, be an open door for Satan to keep whispering to you, “God
has let you down, hasn’t He?”Instead, slam the door right in Satan’s face by telling yourself every
time you are tempted to “feel” like God has let you down:“God will never leave me
nor forsake me, even if I die! He will meet my every need, and if He
determines the only need I have is the assurance of eternal salvation - so be it
... because this was the only thing many Christians have had since the Church
began as they've found themselves in the position to suffer and die as martyrs,
refusing to renounce their faith in Jesus Christ” (God’s
promise to us in Hebrews 13:5).

In
the Book of Revelation, beginning in Chapter 2, Jesus addresses the seven
churches. Though He has different things to say to each church, there is one
theme that is common to all seven: Jesus challenges them to be overcomers.

Here
is a way the Holy Spirit gave me to help remind myself of what I'm called to be
that might help you as well. Insert "overcomer" between your
first name and last name, so that "overcomer" becomes your new middle
name.

Jesus is saying this to each of us, His
fellow brothers and sisters: "Be an overcomer. Don't let the devil succeed at
letting life's situations overcome you. Great will be your reward in
heaven."

Let the question be asked again: "Will God
ever let us down?" It is a trick question that the devil likes
to get us to ask, because he knows that it is so easy to come up with a
"YES!" No where in scripture does God promise us He will never
let us down. What He has promised is that "He will never
leave us or forsake us." (Hebrews 13:5). There is a
difference between "letting us down" and "forsaking
us." God gives us what we need, not always what we want.
If God gave us everything we wanted, truly He would be forsaking
us, because much of what we want would ultimately shipwreck our relationship
with Him, and ultimately His plan to conform us into the image of Jesus
Christ. If we gave our children everything they wanted, we as
parents would truly be forsaking our children as well, because it would make
them selfish, self-centered adults one day, or sick and diseased by the time
they reach adulthood (steady diet of candy, chips and soda pop and the
like).

The wise Christian trusts the heavenly Father to
ultimately give him/her what he/she needs, and remains flexible with the wants.

LIMITED heaven or UNLIMITED POTENTIAL heaven?

If only we can grab hold of this scripture and
not let go of it during our times of struggle in this life, it might be the very
thing that pulls us through:

Eye has not seen, nor ear heard, nor has
entered into the heart of man the things which God has prepared for those who
love Him." (1 Corinthians 2:9).

Can you conceive of the possibility, once in
heaven, that God would give you the ability to create whatever you can
imagine? Can you conceive of the possibility, once in heaven, that there
will no end to how much joy that is available?

If the temptations, trials and testings in this
life are to equip us to receive the rewards awaiting us in heaven, and
our life on this earth is but a vapor as scripture says it is (James 4:14) ...
can we not trust God that in His grand design to conform each of us to the
image - the likeness - of Jesus Christ, that our "setbacks" are not setbacks at all,
but rather God's future blessings in disguise?

Precious one ... you are truly rich and
blessed if you have leaned to not let the devil trick you into believing that
God has, or someday will, "let you down." It will carry
you through every trial that may come your way.

In closing ... if perhaps there is someone
reading this who has left God, and forsaken Him ... please know this: God will
always take you back. After all ... He never left you. He was
with you all the time. It was impossible for Him to leave you, in
fact. And no matter how much you still might be convinced that "He
let you down" ... He truly didn't. It was impossible
for Him to forsake you, by His definition of forsakenness -- not
ours. It was allowed for reasons that will ultimately work together for your
good ... in light of eternity. Romans 8:28 promises that to be
so.

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encouraging born again believers to let God use their testimonies ... especially
on the Internet. Video testimonies probably more than written, but God
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testimonies and keeping the gospel message of the cross ever before our
audiences. Yet please realize something: PLEASE! Born again
Christians are getting hammered by the devil to NOT write out and/or put their
born again testimony on the Internet. We must NOT let Satan get away with
this! So please, prayer warriors, keep praying that God motivates born
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them up on the Internet for God to use. Appreciative born again testimonies glorifying Jesus Christ
is the second most threatening thing to Satan there IS
in reaching lost souls until Jesus returns.
The first most threatening thing is that the Body of Christ
would give themselves regularly to united CITY-WIDE PRAYER - bar none.
When Jesus said, "My house shall be called a
house of prayer"... he didn't say it was to be a house
exclusively of
preaching; teaching; testifying; praising, worshipping or anything else house,
did He? We are God's house - God's living temple. His abode is
inside born again believers. God unites with His saints through the
intimacy of PRAYER (Conversation with our Creator) to accomplish His will on
this planet, and when the Body of Christ begins to fully understand His wisdom
of the Church placing UNIFED PRAYER at the very top of the weapons God has given us to
battle evil, we will not fully grasp what God wants us understanding in
regarding to: "Until we all come into the
unity of the faith."
Doctrinally agreeing on the same things is NOT going to happen, so that is not
the "unity" God is talking about. If true Born Again believers can't agree
that our individual prayer AND our united corporate prayer (not
leaving this out of the battle equation as currently is on a global scale) is
our primary weapon to fight Satan, then we've missed everything there is
regarding coming "into the unity
of the faith"! What "faith"
is God talking about here, we need to ask ourselves. Answer: Faith (believing) that the unified
prayers of God's people - you and I - is the greatest weaponand the most effective use of this weapon God has given His
world wide Church - us individual members of the Body of Christ - to release His
will into the affairs of mankind.

This needs to be repeated
to help try to make it sink in deeply: United - unselfish - Holy Spirit guided, persistent prayer
(not backing off until the Holy Spirit gives release to do so) is the very most threatening
thing to Satan there IS.
He KNOWS He is totally powerless against God when God decides to do something
... but Satan more than anyone else in the demonic spirit
realm fully understands that if he can keep the Body of Christ from regularly
being engaged in united CORPORATE PRAYER against his evil schemes ... he will
continue to make advances and the Church will continue to diminish in influence
and God may well delay the return of Christ BECAUSE of it with a great deal of
unnecessary persecution of believers! God has sovereignly ordained the
Body of Christ to work in united harmony with Him to execute
His will on this planet, and Satan makes that his number one priority to try to
keep from happening in any major way. Are we going to let him keep doing
that, saints?!

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